tickle
verb
noun
ˈtɪkəl
verb
1
to
move
your
fingers
gently
over
someone’s
body
in
order
to
make
them
laugh
呵痒，搔〔某人的〕痒痒
T
Stop
tickling
me!
别挠我痒痒！
2
if
something
touching
your
body
tickles
you,
it
makes
you
want
to
rub
your
body
because
it
is
slightly
uncomfortable
（使）发痒;（使）感到痒
I,T
Mommy,
this
blanket
tickles.
妈妈，这毛毯扎人。
Mazie’s
fur
collar
was
tickling
her
neck.
马齐耶的毛领子扎得她脖子痒痒的。
3
if
a
situation,
remark
etc
tickles
you,
it
amuses
or
pleases
you
〔情况、讲话等〕使开心，使高兴
T
be
tickled
pink
(be
very
pleased
or
amused)
非常开心
The
kids
were
tickled
pink
to
see
you
on
TV!
看到你上电视，孩子们都好开心啊！
4
tickle sb’s fancy
if
something
tickles
your
fancy,
you
want
to
have
it
or
to
try
doing
it
[非正式] 勾起了某人的兴趣
informal
If
I
see
something
that
tickles
my
fancy,
I’m
going
to
buy
it.
要是看到什么我感兴趣的东西，我就买。
noun
5
a
feeling
in
your
throat
that
makes
you
want
to
cough
痒，发痒
I’ve
got
a
tickle
in
my
throat.
我的喉咙发痒。
6
give sb a tickle
to
move
your
fingers
gently
over
someone’s
body
in
order
to
make
them
laugh
挠某人痒痒